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Definition of ego trip in English: ego tripnoun informal An activity done in order to increase one's sense of self-importance. 〈非正式〉追名逐利；自私行为；自吹自擂；自我表现 driving that car was the biggest ego trip I'd ever had 开那部车是我的自我表现欲最强的一次表现。 Example sentencesExamples - I suppose it was a bit of an ego trip in some ways but I didn't look at it like that.
- But she is candid enough to admit that when she first set out, it was to be just an ego trip - to prove to the world that Asian children can sing as well as, if not better, than their European counterparts.
- I still don't know whether it was more of an ego trip or just refusing to settle for what I saw as less.
- The council is proposing a near ten per cent rise in council tax, yet is wasting valuable resources on what is little more than an ego trip.
- Blogging is already an ego trip for most participants.
- Some players can get sucked into an ego trip and try to milk the media.
- Napoleon took his forces on what was, in every sense, an ego trip.
- And since I don't have anyone on an ego trip working for me, I've never run into this problem.
- He is a very selfish person and he's on an ego trip.
- This film is far more than just a simple ego trip and absolutely worthy of its Oscar for Best Picture.
- Some find such festivals an opportunity for judges to go on an ego trip, and to be frank, some judges sometimes come over that way.
- ‘I've heard that it won't last, that I'm on an ego trip, even that we might decamp back to England, but it's all nonsense, we're all having too much fun,’ Mileson offers reassuringly.
- To a cynical eye, it all seems more like an ego trip for some regional powers and international would-be players rather than a genuine attempt to reform the organisation.
- They told her that she was ‘on the biggest ego trip ever’.
- Not to sound strange or anything but I can't help thinking this is a disgusting ego trip for the scientists and doctors involved.
- Critics (and even former supporters) say this is just the latest evidence that he is on an extended ego trip.
- Billions were spent on the ego trip to the moon and the Space Shuttle.
- The New York Times has repeatedly chastised his campaign as nothing better than an ego trip, one damaging to the Democrats.
- Anyone with a fanciful idea of how big a star they are might want their own website, but it's often more of an ego trip.
- I usually shy away from festivals of this nature if they are local, partly because sometimes adjudicators come over as if it is an ego trip for them, rather than a means of encouraging the highest standards.
Definition of ego trip in US English: ego tripnounˈiɡoʊ ˌtrɪpˈēɡō ˌtrip informal An activity done in order to increase one's sense of self-importance. 〈非正式〉追名逐利；自私行为；自吹自擂；自我表现 driving that car was the biggest ego trip I'd ever had 开那部车是我的自我表现欲最强的一次表现。 Example sentencesExamples - To a cynical eye, it all seems more like an ego trip for some regional powers and international would-be players rather than a genuine attempt to reform the organisation.
- I still don't know whether it was more of an ego trip or just refusing to settle for what I saw as less.
- This film is far more than just a simple ego trip and absolutely worthy of its Oscar for Best Picture.
- Blogging is already an ego trip for most participants.
- I suppose it was a bit of an ego trip in some ways but I didn't look at it like that.
- Critics (and even former supporters) say this is just the latest evidence that he is on an extended ego trip.
- And since I don't have anyone on an ego trip working for me, I've never run into this problem.
- I usually shy away from festivals of this nature if they are local, partly because sometimes adjudicators come over as if it is an ego trip for them, rather than a means of encouraging the highest standards.
- Not to sound strange or anything but I can't help thinking this is a disgusting ego trip for the scientists and doctors involved.
- Billions were spent on the ego trip to the moon and the Space Shuttle.
- He is a very selfish person and he's on an ego trip.
- Some players can get sucked into an ego trip and try to milk the media.
- Anyone with a fanciful idea of how big a star they are might want their own website, but it's often more of an ego trip.
- ‘I've heard that it won't last, that I'm on an ego trip, even that we might decamp back to England, but it's all nonsense, we're all having too much fun,’ Mileson offers reassuringly.
- Some find such festivals an opportunity for judges to go on an ego trip, and to be frank, some judges sometimes come over that way.
- But she is candid enough to admit that when she first set out, it was to be just an ego trip - to prove to the world that Asian children can sing as well as, if not better, than their European counterparts.
- The council is proposing a near ten per cent rise in council tax, yet is wasting valuable resources on what is little more than an ego trip.
- They told her that she was ‘on the biggest ego trip ever’.
- Napoleon took his forces on what was, in every sense, an ego trip.
- The New York Times has repeatedly chastised his campaign as nothing better than an ego trip, one damaging to the Democrats.
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